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Mother's Day 2026: Mother's Day, a celebration of maternal love and sacrifice, will be observed on May 10, 2026, in India. On Mother's Day,...

Your diamond jewellery may become exposed to harsh chemicals or abrasive solutions. Whether it is wearing perfume, applying sunscreen, wash...

In the summer of 2013, a chain of defaults, one triggering the other, by Jatin Mehta’s companies Winsome and Forever had rattled India’s je...

The new range of everyday fine jewellery helps create personalised and timeless memories.

CBI spokesperson R K Gaur said the agency had received complaints against both the companies from each of the three banks hence six separat...

"We are number one diamond brand in the country and we are focused on expanding deeper in the country through our jeweller partners," Forev...

Faridabad-based SRS Group, has announced the opening of its 8th and most premium jewellery retail outlet in Karol Bagh, New Delhi.

Forever Precious Jewellery is a subsidiary of Mumbai-based Winsome Diamonds and is promoted by Jatin Mehta, who no longer resides in India.

The Rs 20,000-crore Indian diamond jewellery industry is getting a big push from the high-spenders. Demand for high-end diamond jewellery, ...

Ahmedabad-based Forever Jewellery, a Suraj Diamond group company will invest Rs 150 crore this fiscal to increase its pan-India footprint.

The Rs 30,000-crore Indian diamond industry is expecting a 25% jump in sales as the precious stone catches up with the young generation.

Jewellery shops in West Bengal witnessed a spurt in the sales of gold on the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Tritiya today which marks the s...